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Dell Venue 8 Pro 5000 Series 32 GB Windows 8.1 Tablet

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8 Inch Display
32 GB SSD
Brand Dell
Model Name Venue 8 Pro
Memory Storage Capacity 32 GB
Screen Size 8 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum 1280 x 800 Pixels

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  • Intel Atom Z3740D Processor (2MB Cache, up to 1.8GHz Quad-Core)
  • Windows 8.1
  • 32 GB Flash Memory, 2 GB RAM Memory
  • 8-Inch Display
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    The Dell Venue 8 Pro 8" Tablet 32GB Memory Featuring Windows 8.1 lets you connect to your world on the go. The new Windows lets you complete any task. Connect with friends and family on the built-in webcams.

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    Customer reviews

    4.1 out of 5 stars
    4.1 out of 5
    2,181 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality and value of the tablet. They say it is a well built product, with excellent screen quality. They also appreciate the value for money. Customers are happy with the screen quality and the brightness and crispness of the screen. However, some customers have reported issues with charging the tablet, saying that it only has one USB port. Opinions are mixed on performance, ease of use, battery life, and size.

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    645 customers mention486 positive159 negative

    Customers like the quality of the tablet. They say it is a quality built product, with excellent screen quality. They also say it arrived in very good condition and is performing well. Customers also mention that the BlackBerry cable is sturdier and long-lasting. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.

    "...Long lasting. Unless you get to run a bunch of close-relative-of-computer-virus software on it, its battery lasts longer than 6 hours...." Read more

    "...that eschew metals for light weight plastics, this device doesn't feel cheaply constructed like some of them do...." Read more

    "...deal... Perfect size, performance, full Windows app ecosystem, great build quality, and great value. Dell is back!" Read more

    "...It's definitely plastic and feels a little cheap at times, but it also gives me confidence that it'll last for a long time without issues...." Read more

    276 customers mention226 positive50 negative

    Customers like the value of the tablet. They say it's a great value when you consider the price, and is nicely packaged for the price. The screen is bright and crisp, and it'll be worth buying.

    "...It is affordable but comes with amazing power. It runs smoothly just like your desktop...." Read more

    "...performance, full Windows app ecosystem, great build quality, and great value. Dell is back!" Read more

    "...The keyboard was a decent deal because it came with a case that was nice, the stylus can be stored on the back of the case, and the keyboard itself..." Read more

    "...Pro is an all around fully functional Windows 8 tablet PC and at its low price their are few that can compete with its specs...." Read more

    231 customers mention175 positive56 negative

    Customers like the screen quality of the tablet computer. They mention that the screen is clear and vibrant, with good color reproduction. Some say that the display is stunningly sharp and easy on the eyes.

    "...Powerful. It is a x86 CPU with two cores, with a decent graphic engine. I play COD 6 on it and it is smooth.- Light weight...." Read more

    "...Overall the display is very nice and responsive to the touch and the primary colors of the “live tiles” from Windows 8 seem to pop from the screen..." Read more

    "...The black levels are also very nice. When watching a movie, skin tones and colors are true.• There is a Micro-SD slot on the side...." Read more

    "...The display is absolutely lovely - 1280x800 doesn't sound like much but on an 8-inch screen with Windows ClearType font smoothing, it looks real good..." Read more

    778 customers mention510 positive268 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the tablet computer. Some mention that it performs very well, has a great battery, and operates smoothly. However, other customers say that it failed so quickly, is disgusting, and almost unusable.

    "...Productivity stuff like PowerPoint and Excel runs smoothly. Photoshop is running OK on it, only that the limited RAM size cause it to panic time to..." Read more

    "...BUT - if you want an extremely fast, extremely capable tablet that can do everything an Android tablet can, and then some, as long as you put a..." Read more

    "...4. Nexus 7 (1st gen). Too slow and battery life sucks...." Read more

    "...daily tasks (Office, Web, multimedia and even QuickBooks) work great for me. It performs well enough to be a main, primary PC for some!..." Read more

    391 customers mention254 positive137 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of use. Some mention that it's quite adequate and perfect for productivity tasks, while others say that the little tiny menus are hard to use even with a stylus. They also say that Windows 8.1 is more complex than iOS2, and the install won't finish until IE is closed.

    "...There are plenty of great games too...." Read more

    "...Overall, this is a good primary machine for some. This is perfect as a complimentary PC - meaning that it can be a mobile machine while your heavy..." Read more

    "...Very annoying...." Read more

    "...Oh sure, the Windows live tiles are great for getting updated information quickly, but not all apps are written in this new Metro interface so you..." Read more

    241 customers mention148 positive93 negative

    Customers are mixed about the battery life of the tablet computer. Some mention it has a long battery life, while others say that it gets exhausted after one or a few days. The battery drains much faster at idle and sleep. Some say the tablet's internal power is not sufficient and the battery lasts only a couple of hours at best.

    "...of close-relative-of-computer-virus software on it, its battery lasts longer than 6 hours. That's 6 hours of time you have it turned on...." Read more

    "...The Tablets in 2002 were thick and heavy and only lasted for a couple of hours at best...." Read more

    "...Battery life is hit and miss. It lasts long enough for me, and this review is just my own opinion, I'm not trying to presume opinions of others...." Read more

    "...but for this, it can get up to 8 hours...." Read more

    235 customers mention117 positive118 negative

    Customers are mixed about the size of the tablet computer. Some mention that it's the perfect size, while others say that the desktop mode is tiny. The screen is big enough to get work done on, while still others say the desktop text is too small and there are lots of misclicks.

    "...If you are more comfortable with Windows, this is the smallest and yet decent thing running Windows 8.1...." Read more

    "...Fragile and tight micro usb port*charging speed*only 1280 x 800 res display..." Read more

    "...This mini tablet is the real deal... Perfect size, performance, full Windows app ecosystem, great build quality, and great value. Dell is back!" Read more

    "...All of those things make it more expensive, bigger, and heavier...." Read more

    284 customers mention21 positive263 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the charging of the tablet. They mention that it lacks a USB-in port, it has only one USB port, and it requires a OTG adapter. Some customers also say that the tablet is very slow to re-charge and that it charges only from the wall wart.

    "...- Cannot charge at the same time using USB OTG. Weird design, I wonder if it is fixable by BIOS update or driver update...." Read more

    "...Games perform "fast enough", but the graphics capabilities are definitely slower than the Surface 2 here...." Read more

    "...microUSB. There are NO other ports besides the earphone jack. Thus, for plenty of you, you will need a microUSB male to USB female adapter OTG...." Read more

    "...The port is kind of tight still, I hope it loosens up with use.Pros:*8" Capacitive 10 point touch screen*..." Read more

    This Wonderful tablet is also the perfect companion PC
    5 Stars
    This Wonderful tablet is also the perfect companion PC
    Its a 8" tablet weighing less than the iPad mini but runs Full Windows 8.1, how cool is that? This is what I have been wanting for a long long time - a tablet that lets me consume content, and when I don't have access to a regular PC, it will let me do some actual work! And full Windows means - you can run any windows application, get multiple user profiles and the whole shebang!Ordered from Amazon for $252.65 on Nov. 3rd and got it Nov 5th - Amazon Prime rocks!Comes in a slim plastic body that actually feels and looks quite good, has the spiraled textured back which provides an excellent grip. 1 micro-SD card slot and 1 micro-USB port. No Sim Card slot. A mono but adequate speaker - if you want stereo you will have to plug in a headphone/external/Bluetooth speaker. In the box you will get a charger and a USB/micro-USB Cable - that's it.Cold booting to Windows takes about 10 seconds. updated the BIOS - took about 8 minutes. Ran Windows updates - about 200MB. Installed some apps - Evernote touch, dropbox, kindle... watched YouTube, Hulu, amazon prime and Netflix, read some PDFs - I have to say the metro PDF viewer really shines in tablet form factor. Next Morning, I decided it was a keeper and ordered an OTG Cable, Micro-SD Card and the Stylus from Dell. I haven't run any intensive applications on it, but the maximum I was able to push it was up to 89% memory use. I was little concerned about the 2GB memory and the eMMC storage. But after I ran passmark PC performance test, it appeared this thing was performing on par with the low end 65W TDP CPU s - like a core 2 duo or a mobile core i3 even, and this is only a 5W CPU, I have to say, hats off to Intel! Way better than the Eee PCs - with which we mostly associate the Atom CPU s. you can see a screenshot of my passmark results. Crystal Diskmark revealed pretty impressive disk performance - I only hope that it will last past the warranty period. Next I wanted to see how it performed compared to other "tablets" on the market. So, I ran geekbench 3, and here are the results and some comparison -Geekbench 3 Results -Device Single Core Multi CoreDell Venue Pro 8 789 2525Asus Nexus 7 622 1891iPad mini 262 498iPad 4th Gen 784 1427Galaxy Note 10.1 392 1073Amazon Kindle Fire 337 614Acer Iconia W3 437 1106Needless to say, This little beauty performs exceptionally well.Before I knew it, my OTG cable and micro-SD cards were here. The micro-USB port is used to charge the battery and also works as a USB host with a USB OTG cable. It does not function as mtp. Downside to this dual purpose port is that you can't charge and connect to peripherals simultaneously. could not successfully power a regular portable USB drive or slim DVD drive, But it detects an USB keyboard just fine and you can get to the BIOS. One other thing i tried was a generic USB Ethernet adapter and it worked! You can boot from a Retail Windows 8.1 USB Stick, but that's as far as you will be able to go, Dell hasn't made available the touch screen drivers.After getting the cable, I moved the recovery partition to a thumb drive (you need a minimum of 8GB), deleted the recovery partition, and ran disk cleanup - at this point I had a total of 17.5GB out of 27.9GB free - plus the 32GB on the micro-SD card, I think i will survive. pretty much anything video, audio, pdf etc all opens and runs just fine from the sd card.A lot of people have complained about the automatic display settings, but it was a bit too bright for my taste when i turned the auto brightness off. Ran the Windows battery report, since i have used it for a few days now. It appears it got almost 10 hours of full use, you can see the screenshot of that report.Dell really screwed up the shipping for my stylus, delayed it twice. I am not an artist, nor have ever used any active stylus extensively. This appeared to work reasonably well for me in One Note and Windows Journal, with some occasional slipping of the pen or a bit of a too much sensitivity. This is one thing I am not too thrilled about in general about the touch screen of this device - its just a bit too much touchy at times, a single key touch will get 2,3 letters and sometime the zooming in/out and scrolling tends to slip too. I don't know what kind of glass they are using, its not listed in Corning Gorilla Glass site.After almost a week of using this tablet, I am beginning to wonder why Microsoft had to take almost a Billion dollars write off on the Surface RT? Windows 8 is actually a pretty good OS, the Metro UI is much better than anything out there - IMHO, including IOS (I own a 1st & 3rd gen iPad) and of Course Android. I think they should have kept the RT limited to just Metro, and for the Desktop part, they could have put in an option to selectively turn on the touch friendly Metro UI only if the PC detected that it has a touch screen - or something like that. That way people would be much less confused. The 2 UIs and the sudden loss of the familiar start button has been a pretty big shock for the users. Maybe they didn't foresee Intel being able to make a 5W x86 processor that's almost as good as a desktop CPU? if Intel continues like this, maybe in a few years our smart phones will be x86 instead of ARM? that will be fun!Update 12/23/2013Like a lot of other folks, at the beginning I thought why on earth would Dell put the Windows button like that on the side in the Venue Pro 8? Well after using the Venue 11 Pro, I think I like the placement of the Windows button much better on the Venue Pro 8. The capacitive Windows button interferes too much specially if you are trying to use the Pen in landscape mode.
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